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                    [Title] => Sealers alone at the top
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Henkel-Sista played big at crunch time and stopped TeleTech, 77-69, to grab the solo lead in the 2007 PBL Silver Cup at the Olivarez Sports Center yesterday.


Marcy Arellano and Kelvin Gregorio once again stood out for Henkel-Sista as the Super Sealers bolted out of a three-way tie in the lead with the Hapee-PCU Teeth Sparklers and the Mail & More Comets on their sixth win in eight outings.


In the second game, Toyota Otis stunned Magnolia Ice Cream, 90-81, to draw level with TeleTech at 4-3.


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                    [Title] => PBL Silver Cup begins; Spinners, Sealants face off
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Nigerian Sam Ekwe and the triumphant San Beda Red Lions bring their act to a tougher, bigger stage as Magnolia Ice Cream takes on Henkel-owned Sista Sealant in today’s start of the PBL Silver Cup at the San Juan Arena. 


Ekwe, the 2006 rookie MVP who powered the Lions to this year’s NCAA crown, will get most of the attention when the Spinners and the Super Sealants collide in the main game of a two-game offering at 4 p.m.


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                    [Title] => Aljamal joining pals in Magnolia
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Yousif Aljamal, the 2006 NCAA Finals MVP, is joining Nigerian Sam Ekwe and the San Beda Red Lions in the Magnolia Dairy Ice Cream squad for the PBL Silver Cup slated Nov. 11.


Henkel-owned Sista, formerly Rain or Shine, is reportedly giving up Aljamal for future round draft picks.


Magnolia is on a rebuilding process after losing Kelly Williams, Arwind Santos and Mark Isip to the pro league.


"Magnolia has yet to decide but I know they want to get Aljamal because he plays better with his San Beda teammates around," said a source close to Aljamal.


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                    [Title] => Nigerian giant suiting up for Magnolia five?
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Power-slamming Nigerian behemoth Samuel Ekwe could bring his act to the Philippine Basketball League. 


Ekwe, San Beda’s top rookie and Most Valuable Player awardee in the recent NCAA 82nd NCAA season, will reportedly be allowed to suit up for Magnolia Dairy Ice Cream in the  PBL Silver Cup starting Nov. 11.


The Spinners took in the core of the San Beda Red Lions after the Far Eastern Tamaraws disbanded following their disappointing stint in the 69th UAAP season.


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                    [Title] => FEU exec rues Tams sloppy title defense
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Far Eastern U, a team which won a number of UAAP titles in the past, including last year’s crown, now just could not seem to win ballgames in the elims. 


In fact, the defending champions have struggled in the early going of the 69th season that saw them drop their first three assignments, including a setback to the league’s perennial whipping team National U, to find themselves in the cellar.


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                    [Title] => Tamaraws surprise cellar dwellers, battle Bulldogs
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For a team that won two UAAP titles the last three seasons, the cellar is indeed a very unfamiliar place for Far Eastern University. 


But that’s where the Tams are after dropping their first two games with the defending champions raring to bounce back against the National U Bulldogs at today’s resumption of the 69th UAAP men’s basketball tournament at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.


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                    [Title] => UE haharap sa FEU
                    [Summary] => Ipinaramdam ng paboritong University of the East ang kanilang lakas matapos ang impresibong tagumpay sa kanilang debut game sa UAAP men’s basketball tournament.


At ngayon, babanggain nila ang defending champion Far Eastern University para sa kanilang ikalawang sunod na panalo sa alas-4:00 ng hapong sagupaan na nakatakda sa Ninoy Aquino Stadium.


Agad nagpasiklab ang UE Red Warriors noong opening day (Hulyo 4) sa pamamagitan ng kanilang eksplosibong 72-57 panalo laban sa Adamson University.


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                    [Title] => Show goes on without La Salle
                    [Summary] => Even without De La Salle, Season 69 of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) promises to be as exciting as the past editions of the country’s premiere collegiate league. 


"We do admit that La Salle’s suspension left a huge impact on the league. But we have to move on. We’ll just try to overcome it and make the coming UAAP season as competitive as possible," said league president Luz Sta. Ana of host University of the East in yesterday’s weekly session of the SCOOP sa Kamayan in Padre Faura, Manila.


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                    [Title] => FEU-La Salle II: Payback time
                    [Summary] => Defending champion La Salle and Far Eastern U clash for the UAAP men’s cage crown for the second straight time but the storyline from the previous year could dramatically change when the best-of-three series begins today before an expected huge crowd at the Araneta Coliseum.


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                    [Title] => Recipe for sports marketing
                    [Summary] => There’s something about food that perks up Auty Villarama, known in local sports circles as Nike’s biggest drumbeater the last 14 years. It’s not that Auty just likes to eat although his size may be an indication.  


Auty says food is good for the body and soul, especially food for thought.


So when Auty and another Nike drumbeater Rely San Agustin decided to strike it out on their own with events organizer Pia de los Reyes, it was no surprise they thought of food in naming their new sports marketing and events management outfit.


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ARWIND SANTOS AND MARK ISIP

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Marcy Arellano and Kelvin Gregorio once again stood out for Henkel-Sista as the Super Sealers bolted out of a three-way tie in the lead with the Hapee-PCU Teeth Sparklers and the Mail & More Comets on their sixth win in eight outings.


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Ekwe, the 2006 rookie MVP who powered the Lions to this year’s NCAA crown, will get most of the attention when the Spinners and the Super Sealants collide in the main game of a two-game offering at 4 p.m.


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Henkel-owned Sista, formerly Rain or Shine, is reportedly giving up Aljamal for future round draft picks.


Magnolia is on a rebuilding process after losing Kelly Williams, Arwind Santos and Mark Isip to the pro league.


"Magnolia has yet to decide but I know they want to get Aljamal because he plays better with his San Beda teammates around," said a source close to Aljamal.


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Power-slamming Nigerian behemoth Samuel Ekwe could bring his act to the Philippine Basketball League. 


Ekwe, San Beda’s top rookie and Most Valuable Player awardee in the recent NCAA 82nd NCAA season, will reportedly be allowed to suit up for Magnolia Dairy Ice Cream in the  PBL Silver Cup starting Nov. 11.


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In fact, the defending champions have struggled in the early going of the 69th season that saw them drop their first three assignments, including a setback to the league’s perennial whipping team National U, to find themselves in the cellar.


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At ngayon, babanggain nila ang defending champion Far Eastern University para sa kanilang ikalawang sunod na panalo sa alas-4:00 ng hapong sagupaan na nakatakda sa Ninoy Aquino Stadium.


Agad nagpasiklab ang UE Red Warriors noong opening day (Hulyo 4) sa pamamagitan ng kanilang eksplosibong 72-57 panalo laban sa Adamson University.


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"We do admit that La Salle’s suspension left a huge impact on the league. But we have to move on. We’ll just try to overcome it and make the coming UAAP season as competitive as possible," said league president Luz Sta. Ana of host University of the East in yesterday’s weekly session of the SCOOP sa Kamayan in Padre Faura, Manila.


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Auty says food is good for the body and soul, especially food for thought.


So when Auty and another Nike drumbeater Rely San Agustin decided to strike it out on their own with events organizer Pia de los Reyes, it was no surprise they thought of food in naming their new sports marketing and events management outfit.


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